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The XM914 is mounted on a remotely operated gun system, permitting the crew to fire from down inside the hull, aiming at night and through smoke using a thermal imaging system.

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Underneath the hull, though, it’s a whole new tank. For the potential AbramsX tankers, it’s a whole new setup. In the current Abrams, the crew consists of a commander, gunner, loader, and driver.

Idaho Army National Guard soldiers with an Abrams on May 15. Idaho Army National Guard/Thomas Alvarez The turret can be smaller because it is unmanned, with the crew nestled inside the armored hull.